"Is it my imagination, or is Fchat very quiet?" maybe this will liven things up a bit.... 2007 Ferrari SUV OK, let wailing and gnashing of teeth begin! (unless of course this is a repost, for which I apologize) (© autoweek forum) Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
A Ferrari SUV? Oh dear God............NO!!!!!!!!!! Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I proudly wear a t-shirt that has a 550 and a 355, just black on white. It doesn't say Ferrari anywhere. It just says across the top, "We will never build an SUV" Please don't let them go down the path of Brand X.
LOL! Looks like a Nissan Murano from the rear 3/4! P.S. Above pic (expert photoshop of the concept, right?) appears based on the Porsche Cayenne? Image Unavailable, Please Login
Ah the F version of the Maser Kubang. The one I drove was still slower than my wife's turbo Cayenne but they told me they were going to stuff the 612 engine into it so maybe they'll get over the Cayenne's 165 mph which is very important for SUV owners.
It's the land mines and bullets in that race that make it a REAL challenge! We can only hope the France family doesn't pick up on THAT feature for their next series................ Quiet out there...........WWWWWEAAAAALLLY quiet!
Oh, you had a chance to? Wow. Wasn't the 959 the only car to ever win Dakar AND Le Mans? Talk about a versatile racer. It would have eaten the 288 GTO alive...
I gagged on the Mercedes SUV. I vomited when I saw the 1st Porsche SUV. I think tonic-clonic would be appropriate for a Ferrari SUV.
Ferrari is a big business now, increasing production, licensing its name, wants to go public, its no longer a tiny company owned by an eccentric genius named Enzo that was soley concerned with passion for cars and his reputation and good name over profits, a Ferrari SUV fits right in the business plan for market expansion and increased production for bigger profits for a public company.
I shudder at the sound of that and even question the logic: With the apparently (not really due to lack of inflation accounting) rising fuel prices I think (hope!), that the public will soon loose interest in these glorified construction machines and go back to street cars. Remember what the Hummer was invented for? To go to war. Not shopping.